Are Kiotis as solid as they used to be?

[Alan46]

This too!

 

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Diabolical.

Love it

 

[tradosaurus]

We are now at the ultimate regression from the OP’s question. I’m prepping for a colonoscopy this afternoon, so I’m devoid of anything to roll. Not a fun week.

I would never undergo this demeaning procedure just so that I might get a false positive.
A patient cured is a patient lost.

 

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I would never undergo this demeaning procedure just so that I might get a false positive.
A patient cured is a patient lost.

I can't recommend it enough. Especially if you're over 50.

Colon Cancer is a bad way to go.

 

[jyoutz]

I would never undergo this demeaning procedure just so that I might get a false positive.
A patient cured is a patient lost.

We all make our own choices in life. Sometimes we regret those choices later. You’re an adult and able to make those choices. So am l.

 

[jyoutz]

Hope this helps --

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I plan on eating well afterwards. That does look good.

 

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I plan on eating well afterwards. That does look good.

The best part is when you're in the recovery room listening to all the guys around you fartin' away.

 

[jyoutz]

The best part is when you're in the recovery room listening to all the guys around you fartin' away.

I’ll be finding out in about 3 hours.

 

[MossRoad]

I don't know how anyone could get a false positive from a colonoscopy. They go in there and look for stuff. It's the gold standard of testing.

Cologuard Vs. Colonscopy: Know The Differences

Whether it’s making an appointment for a colonoscopy or deciding among home-based tests such as Cologuard or FIT testing, selecting a colon cancer screening tool for patients has become more complex than it used to be.

www.franciscanhealth.org

As for it being a demeaning procedure.... grow up. It's your body. Everybody poops. There's a great children's book about it.

 

[MossRoad]

The best part is when you're in the recovery room listening to all the guys around you fartin' away.

Ladies, too!

 

[tacticalturnip]

867-5309 is an option?

I mean, for a good time, yeah.

Just ask for Jenny.

 

[tacticalturnip]

I don't know how anyone could get a false positive from a colonoscopy. They go in there and look for stuff. It's the gold standard of testing.

Cologuard Vs. Colonscopy: Know The Differences

Whether it’s making an appointment for a colonoscopy or deciding among home-based tests such as Cologuard or FIT testing, selecting a colon cancer screening tool for patients has become more complex than it used to be.

www.franciscanhealth.org

As for it being a demeaning procedure.... grow up. It's your body. Everybody poops. There's a great children's book about it.

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I didn't see anyone refer to it as demeaning; what I do know is that when you don't want something going in the out, well, it makes it easier to laugh about it.

[EDIT]: I missed a whole page.

 

[tradosaurus]

I can't recommend it enough. Especially if you're over 50.

Colon Cancer is a bad way to go.

No. radiation and chemo are a bad way to go. The majority die in pain within a few years as well as their bank account is sucked dry by the medical establishment.

Look up Gerson Therapy which has an actual cure rate for cancer but of course is banned within the US.

 

[Username Taken]

No. radiation and chemo are a bad way to go. The majority die in pain within a few years as well as their bank account is sucked dry by the medical establishment.

Look up Gerson Therapy which has an actual cure rate for cancer but of course is banned within the US.

Darwin

 

[Threepoint]

No. radiation and chemo are a bad way to go. The majority die in pain within a few years as well as their bank account is sucked dry by the medical establishment.

Look up Gerson Therapy which has an actual cure rate for cancer but of course is banned within the US.

Trad, I think you're overlooking an important benefit of colonoscopies: to detect pre-cancerous growths, e.g. polyps, so they can be removed safely before they become cancerous. Removal is done during the same procedure. Simple, quick, snip snip. No radiation, no chemo.

Even if it turns out that cancer already has developed, it's still up to you whether to undergo treatment. Wouldn't you want to know that, so you'd at least have the choice? Heck, if Gerson Therapy were your choice, it's available right now in Mexico.

 

[tradosaurus]

Darwin

Let me guess; you took the C19 vaccine?

 

[IndyJay]

I don't know how anyone could get a false positive from a colonoscopy. They go in there and look for stuff. It's the gold standard of testing.

Cologuard Vs. Colonscopy: Know The Differences

Whether it’s making an appointment for a colonoscopy or deciding among home-based tests such as Cologuard or FIT testing, selecting a colon cancer screening tool for patients has become more complex than it used to be.

www.franciscanhealth.org

As for it being a demeaning procedure.... grow up. It's your body. Everybody poops. There's a great children's book about it.

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"Hindsight is 20/20"

 

[buckeyefarmer]

My oldest sister died of colon cancer at my present age. I’ve got my 4th one scheduled in a couple months.

 

[NoTrespassing]

Are we talking about giving a Kioti a colonoscopy to see if they are built as solid as they used to be or what? I have to say, this is as far off topic as I have ever seen a thread get.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Are we talking about giving a Kioti a colonoscopy to see if they are built as solid as they used to be or what? I have to say, this is as far off topic as I have ever seen a thread get.

are you saying this is a shi&y thread, or it just stinks?